Awesome, are you the original owner? Most have a lot more miles by now. (Factory seat and those factory Diablo's suck BTW )
No, just got it! Found it by chance and couldn't resist. Bought it unseen and here it is being delivered. A good day! New to the Husky scene and glad swm have rehashed this model, really a very nice bike.
when every I see a pic of a 630 without the large stock exhaust can's, it almost convinces me to drop the big $$$$ on an FMF. Just look so much lighter and leaner.
Like this pic. Dinosaur monument - CO or NV? Ping me next time you do this...happy to join you. My poor husky mostly sits in the garage. That's a D606 if I'm not mistaken...I have finally resolved to always run the same thing. <shrug>
Yes, it is a D606. And a Pirelli in front. Seems to work very well, although the 606 gets pretty noisy on the road as it wears down (put the tire on edge and it gets silent) This was in CO. http://advrider.com/index.php?threads/running-of-the-dinos-2016.1125609/ Here's one of our camping spot (Gate of Lodore campground)
I did part of the COBDR a couple of weeks ago http://www.backcountrydiscoveryroutes.com/COBDR Pics from my trip are here: https://mjskier.smugmug.com/Dirt-riding/COBDR The scenery more than made up for the couple of storms I rode through (goretex rules!)
Does that say 11,295' feet on that sign? We're only at about 1400' here in Phoenix. I can't image what that feels like.
I'm used to it. I ski at 13k :-) That's where the EFI on the 630 shines. On another pass, we had to climb a steep rocky hill (not part of the BDR) A couple of buddies had issues because their carbureted bikes didn't run very well. That's when I realized how much of a tractor the 630 is! And super versatile. The following week I did the Moose run A-loop. (Somewhat technical single track)
Got back Sunday from 4 weeks/12,000 miles to Alaska. Was blessed w/ beautiful weather, spectacular scenery, no illness/accidents/mechanicals! Northbound on the Dalton Hwy. Covered the 1000 miles in 2 1/2 days, bike was flawless. Looking down from Atigun Pass. North Slope of the Brooks Range. Denali Hwy going west toward the mountain. Approaching 20,310ft Denali (Mt McKinley) Will do a ride report over the winter. .
